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ADC16 Instruction Manual Rev A Page 15
Analog Line-Level Inputs
The balanced "ANALOG IN" line-level inputs
follow the Tascam Analog DB-25 standard.
Cables are available from many sources.
The analog inputs are factory calibrated to an
input sensitivity of +4 dBu @ -20 dBFS. Rear-
panel trim pots ( ) allow adjustment over a
23-db range. At minimum gain, the
sensitivity is +9 dBu at -20 dBFS. At
maximum gain, the sensitivity is -14 dBu at -
20 dBFS. Unbalanced -10 dBv inputs are
easily accommodated within this range.
The input impedance is 200k Ohms balanced,
and 100k Ohms unbalanced.
Each analog input is equipped with an RF
filter network. The ADC16 exhibits no
measurable change in performance when
subjected to EN 61000-6-2 RF immunity
tests.
'ANALOG IN' DB-25 Pinout
The 'ANALOG IN' DB-25 pinout follows the
Tascam Analog DB-25 standard:
H = "+" (or hot), C = "-" (or cold), G = GND
Unbalanced Source Adaptation
1. Connect "+" or hot (tip on ¼ phone plug,
center pin on RCA plug).
2. Connect both the ground conductor AND
the"-" conductor to the connector's
ground (sleeve on ¼" phone plug, or case
on RCA plug).
NOTE: When connecting an unbalanced
source to the balanced analog input, it's best
to use balanced wiring ("+", "-", "shield") and
to tie the "-"and "shield" at the unbalanced
connector (source).
Input Level Trim-Pots
Each channel on the ADC16 is equipped with
10-turn "INPUT LEVEL" trim-pots. These trim
pots are located on the back panel near the
optical outputs.
The "INPUT LEVEL" trim-pots have a range of
approximately 23 dB. At their minimum
setting, the ADC16 will clip upon receiving a
+29 dBu analog input signal. At their
maximum setting, the ADC16 will clip upon
receiving a +6 dBu analog input signal.
The "INPUT LEVEL" trim-pots are factory-set
to clip at +24 dBu.
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